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Maybe the article got it wrong, but it says the blade retracts in a quarter of a second? That sounds very slow. A SawStop breaks in 5ms, which is about 50 times faster.

Felder e-shop has a graphic showing riving knife thickness. Interestingly, it says non-CE compliant. I wonder what isn't compliant. [image: Screen Shot 2020-01-28 at 9.57.04 AM.png]

Riving knives should be less than the kerf but greater than the plate in thickness. The additional weight of the dado also creates issues when using an injection brake as the brake unit must be

These are great. Thanks for the link.

Hi. I recently acquired a Hammer K3 ?48x48 and with a really small shop space that lives most of its life as my wife’s garage, everything has to be on wheels and able to be moved out of the way

Imran, Did you use any washer with the mounts?? I am thinking of putting a fender washer ( https://www.zoro.com/zoro-select-washer-38-bolt-st-1-14-od-pk50-z0468/i/G1445735/ )?at the bottom of the

The crew is putting them through places today before we get more but the 3" castors appear to be good enough for the 300lb. rating and roll pretty well on our rough floor, and way nice to have 4-way

Awesome!

Brett that's fabulous! Do the tables feel reasonably robust? My expectation is that they're not as heavy duty as a hydraulic table, but for ~$150-200 they seem like a nice value. My memory is that the

That's pretty slick. Here's a direct link to a video. https://www.altendorf.com/en/company/news/press/altendorfs-asa-safety-assistant.html Jason Holtz J. Holtz Furniture www.jholtz.com 3307 Snelling

Felder also lists the adjustable dado (6.3 mm to 20 mm) on the Dutch and other european sites:

I think I just saw recently that Felder has something like this as well, if I remember correctly. On Tuesday, January 28, 2020, 04:17:40 AM PST, jmkserv@... <jmkserv@...> wrote: Hope the

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Jonathan that appears to be the same 3 pcs Dado they use here. Again I also tested that unit and because of the lack of cutters gave the same sort of cuts. The other issue is the narrowest cut it can

I used type L copper piping/fittings with 50/50 solder which will flow easily with propane torch. Silver solder is for drinking water applications and requires higher heat like Mapp gas. David Best

Hello, I'm in the same boat, getting ready to run air lines in a new shop, I'm leaning towards copper, what thickness/type did you all use? Is type M too thin? Did you use silver solder or soft

Safety regulation IIRC: - a riving knife has to be used at all times, I have not seen a dynamic riving knife matching the kerf off the dado blade. Riving knives are usually a little wider than the saw

Glen you will typically only need a dryer if you have a compressor that is constant running suppling a large volume of air. In most cases a good waterfilter/separator will be enough. I run with 2

I feel your pain on the drawer fronts Glen! I've remade a couple things this week already and it's only Monday... Our shop is in Minnesota. It's very humid here in the summer, and even though we have